Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-01

this afternoon that the forrisn office mad
not heard in auy way that Emir Bey had,
as reported, succeeded in effecting his
escape from Uganda. He also denied that
England had offered support to Austria
/ in event of war with Russia
Baron Denman, in the House Of Lords
this afternoo moved second reading
of the wOman'S suffrage bill. On motion
of the Marquis of Salisbury, the motion
was rejected without division.
PURIFY PRECAUTIONARY.
PEsTH, Jan. 3I-Iu the Hungarian
Diet Premier Tisza, sliuding TO the gen
eral European preparations for war, sail
so lar u s Austria Hungary was concerned
purely precautionary measures had bee
undertaken in order if, in the face of the
preparations of other states peace should
be disturbed, Austria might be able to
protect her own interests.
RUSSIA FAVORs IT.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 3l.-The Rus
sian government IS inc ined 10 regard
favoraDly the English proposal 10 sppuiut
a Provisional regent of BGlg iria penUing
the election of q Prince to the vacant
throne. The Cars nominee, the Duke
OF Oldenburg, is resdy to act as Regent
TAKEN FROM THE WESTERN PROVINCES
BERLIN, Jan. 81 The German reserves
summoned for practice will be called
from the western provinces.
HOW GUSCHEN GETS HIS SEAT.
LONDON, Jan. 81 The Times says it
has reason to believe that Goschen, Cnan-
cellOr of the Exchequer, will accept Lord
AlgernOn Percey's fer to vacate his seat
IN Parliament from S. Geolg, g, Hanover
IN
tinue from that district.
STANLEY HEARD FROM.
LONDON, Jan. 3l.-Henry NJ. Stanley
telegraphs from Cairo, Egypt, as fol
| lows: Nubar Pasha desires me to contra
dict the reports that the Egyptian gov
eminent is raising difficulties for the
Emir Bey relief expedition. The men
and every thing have asked for will be
ready for departure Monday. Stanley
adds that eV, r. thing is proceeding salts
faCtOrily. Uniforms for Emir Bey and
his force are being made and all hands
are working Loyalty He proposes TO
leave Cairo on Thursday. Mr.. Stanley
says telegram representing that Emir
Bey had been heard from and that he was
on mis- way to the eastern coast of Africa,
having cut his way throu h the Uganda
LSIliJOiyb WIS oil uUuseuSc-
GLADSTONE ON IRELAND.
LONDON, Jan. 81 Mr. Gladstone, in
another article in the February Nine
teenth Century, contends that Ireland
formerly gained concessions from Eo-
gland through fear. An attempt by Ire
land to repeat her former tactics would be
like warning against heaven; now En-.
glands strength compared with Ireland's
is as ten to one. He would rather rely, he
says, on England's innate sense of Justice
Nj. Gladstone defends the American
donation to Ireland on the ground that
they have done much to stave off famine.
Foreign donations, he says, If in aid of
bad cause make the shame worse, but in
good cause they serve to remind US OF
our duty. To the contentious that the
granting OF home rule to Ireland would
he to hand over the government to the
n stionalists, Mr.. Gladstone replies that
# Nationslsm is to prevail it is unwise
to exasperate it to spirit OF VEN
geance.
GERMANY DRILLING HER ARMY.
LONDON, Jan. 3l.-The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Dsily News says he hears
that the whole German army is TO be
called out in sections of 1900 men to be
drilled in the use of repeating rifles.
PEACE ASSURANCES TO GERMANY.
PARIS, Jan. SIN. Flourens, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, has sent dispatch to
81 Herbette, the French Ambassador at
Berlin, in which he urges the latter to
lose no opportunity for impressing upon
Germany Frances earnest desire for
peace, in which desire the whole Cabinet
concurs.